Slideshow Framework

1. Overview

Slideshow is a very powerful tool for mission makers and platoon leaders giving them the power to project images on some objects.

Slideshow is setup through a module or function.

Important notes:

• Only objects with hiddenSelection 0 can be used as “screens”.
• If you set a duration the remotes will be disabled (if the remotes are disabled ace_interaction is not needed).
• You can have multiple sets of images on different screens by using multiple modules/function calls.
• It is advisable images resolution sizes are powers of 2 (eg. 512x512) to avoid graphical glitches in them.

2. Scripting

2.1 Create Slideshow

ace_slideshow_fnc_createSlideshow

Arguments	Type	Optional (default value)
0	Screen Objects	Array	Required
1	Controller Objects	Array	Required (screen objects are used if empty [], none are available with automatic transitions)
2	Image Paths	Array	Required (paths must use backslash \)
3	Action Names	Array	Required
4	Slide Duration	Number	Optional (default: 0, 0 disables automatic transitions)
5	Set Name	String	Optional (default: localized "Slides")
6	Texture Selection	Number	Optional (default: 0)
R	None	None	Return value

Note: Set Name argument added in 3.9.1.

2.1.1 Example

[[object1, object2], [controller1], ["images\image1.paa", "images\image2.paa"], ["Action1", "Action2"], 5, "My Slides", 1] call ace_slideshow_fnc_createSlideshow;

Arguments	Explanation
0	[object1, object2]	Objects on which images will be projected on
1	[controller1]	Objects with which slideshow can be controlled
2	["images\image1.paa", "images\image2.paa"]	Paths to images projected on screen objects
3	["Action1", "Action2"]	Action names for interaction menu if automatic transitions are not enabled
4	5	5s slide duration before change to next image
5	"My Slides"	Main interaction point name, for easier distinguishing of multiple slideshow sets
6	1	Uses texture selection 1 for objects with multiple options